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The track officially reopened for a full season of racing in 2009, capped by the Turkey Derby. The name was changed back to the familiar "Wall Stadium". The 2010 season started as usual, but on September 2, 2010, the track closed once more, due to the expiration of Morton's lease on the property.
At Turkey Derby XXXIII, Blewett led the last 29 laps in the Tour Type Modified event, until a driver from the Connecticut area came out of nowhere, and tried to pass Blewett for the win but, two laps left Blewett pinched him in the wall, and Blewett won the race and he was showered with Bronx cheers because the fans in the stands did not like ...
Tony went on to finished all six races in the top 5. The Barney/Morrison team wrapped up the 1978 season at Wall Stadium's "Turkey Derby 150". Tony started 23rd in the Derby and charged to a 5th place finish. Siscone went on to drive the #14 for the next 16 1/2 years.
Jimmy Blewett grew up at Wall Stadium Speedway. The third-mile, banked oval in New Jersey is where he found himself as a kid on Saturday night watching races, where he scored his first career win ...
John Blewett, Inc No. 76 2005–2007 (Wall Stadium) Sheba Racing No. 8 2004 (Nascar Whelen Modified Tour) ... Turkey Derby (2000, 2001, 2004, 2005)
In 1999, Lia began racing a Legends car at Wall Stadium (Wall, New Jersey). [2] He won several times including the track's biggest event, the prestigious Turkey Derby. In 2000, Lia continued racing his Legends car with success all over the eastern United States, scoring over 20 wins. [3]
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